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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1937

Page

15

Bloodless Surgery Snow Bears Witness to Dog Surgery

A feature on the American Bull Terrier named Snow and its role in witnessing the progress of bloodless surgical techniques developed for dogs. The article highlights veterinary advances and the animal's involvement in showcasing safer, non blood transfusion procedures.

Snow

Fiery Trotzky address read in New York

Leon Trotzky condemned the Kremlin in a fiery prepared address read aloud after a failed attempt to transmit his voice from Mexico City. The exiled Russian leader denounced Moscow, offered to surrender to Soviet executioners if found guilty, and predicted death for the new oligarchy as he reaffirmed innocence amid the 17 Russians trial.

New York Leon Trotzky Mexico City Kremlin Slatin

Alleged Excess Oil Granted U.S. Permit

A federal court ruling on file today grants permission to remove 110000 barrels of oil alleged to have been produced in excess of proration allowable.

U.S Dallas

Hudson Parts Plant Closed by Sit-Down Strike

Port Huron Mich Feb 16 The Holmes foundry which makes one cylinder block for the Hudson Motor Car Company was closed today because of a sit-down strike at United Automobile Workers Local No 10 The strike halted operations and left workers idle while management sought a resolution with the union about the plant shutdown and labor action.

Hudson Parts

Texan Indicted in Dual Killing Case

Orange February 19 A 46 year old Port Arthur man Broussard was indicted for the slayings of Evaine Richard and Albert Thetlot both trappers. Judge F P Adams set bond at 7500 in each case. Trial scheduled February 22.

Orange Broussard Port Arinuy Evaine Richard Albert Thetlot F. P. Adams

Wooden Gun Fails in Escape Attempt

Denver report details a youthful prisoner attempting escape with a wooden gun. Deputy Sheriff Marvin Greene confronted the weapon while William Guthner ordered an investigation into the incident. The fake gun, described as colored and soapy to resemble metal, was seized during the confrontation.

Denver Marvin Greene Wiliam Guthner

Seeing. Mother Happy Is Pleasure for Star

In Hollywood Fred MacMurray says making his mother happy is a key joy of stardom. He notes his ability to provide what he and Claudette Colbert have wanted, saying his mother did much for him and he values the chance to open her happy life.

Holly Wood Fred MacMurray Claudette Colbert Paramount Salem Fred T'va

Believe Headache and Neuralgia the BC Way

An old advertisement touts BC remedies for headaches neuralgia and pains. It claims quick relief from various conditions, notes decades of trusted use, and offers 10 and 25 cent sizes with fountain-dose options.

Receiver for King Ranch Sought in Federal Court

Two dissatisfied heirs to the King Ranch petitioned for a court-appointed receiver to take management from trustees. Edwin Kane and Alice de Atwood of Chicago claim the property was mismanaged by Rodell Kleberg Jr and others. Judge Kennerly dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. The suit, filed in Houston, describes the late Mrs. Richard King’s heirs as grandchildren of a steam boat pilot and Civil War blockader who founded the ranch in 1832.

Houston Élrs Vagt King Knch Mseirs Edwin K.ane Alice de Atwood Chicago Thscir Rodell Kleiberg Jr Nina Genet Atwoods Richard , King T. M. Kennerly Bill Norang Richard King Rilo Grande Richard Hleberg Grandis Captain King Ogesar Kle John D. Fittticgen Sam Ragland

Viennese star Antony Walbrock to debut in Michael Strograff film

Viennese star Antony Walbrock, famed for 25 stage roles and 30 screen parts, will make his American screen debut in R. K. O. Ratlin's adaptation of Jules Verne’s Michael Strograff.

Antony Walbrock R. K. O. Ratlin Michael Strograff

Radio slip sparks uproar over Mrs Simpson name in UK

In London a radio error interrupted a Saint George's Hall chorus show as the announcer apologized for a lapse in taste after the name Mrs Watlig Simpson was audibly interjected during the program. John Rorke, a leading musical rove performer, said he meant to say Mrs Gibson. The broadcast featured the song She's Got Sex Appeal.

London Twan Mrs. Bimpson John Rorke Rorke

Padgett Heads Letter Carriers New Officers

C L Padgett leads the National Association of Letter Carriers branch with joint installation. Officers include C K Padgett president H Ramsey vice president J H Sargenb secretary J V Mushall financial secretary Exnit Stapper sergeant at arms F C Culpepper collector M 3 4 PR Spellman NS B A D F Smith trustee Auxiliary officers Miya Rees president Mrs HN Radetsky vice president Mrs J H Sargent corresponding secretary Mrs R B Davis financial secretary Mrs Holpgn Gox treasurer Mrs Pierce Heck mistress at arms Mrs M R Gerdes chaplain and color bearer Mrs George Rance trustee. Find a tenant for vacant property before February 18 via Light warst ad Dial F 1231 for a dweller.

C. L. Padgett National Association of Tettur Carriers Alznno C. K. Padgett H Ramsey Vicw J. H. Sargenb J. V. Mushall Exnit Stapper F.C. Culpep M. R. Gerdes George Rance

Trade Talks Reported With Roosevelt on Pact

Walter Runelman president of Wade to the British cabinet reported to fellow ministers on informal talks with President Roosevelt about a possible Anglo American trade pact.

London Fen Walter Runelman Board of Wade Roosevelt

Rock Island Wreck Claims Second Victim

The collision between a Rock Island passenger train and a wide-tracked freight train near Tucumcari New Mexico claimed a second life. Engineer Rob Holmlund of Dalhart Texas died at General Hospital and fireman A B Sutton 40 was killed instantly. Officials planned a formal investigation.

Rock Island Tucumoari N. NM Rock Stand Rob Holmlund Dalhart Texas General Hospital A. B. Sutton

Old Home Remedy for Coughs Promises Fast Relief

An old home remedy touts Double-Quick Cough Relief using simple ingredients. Mix 2 cups sugar with a can of saler, add 2% ounces of Pinex into a tint bottle and store. The syrup is claimed to loosen phlegm, ease inflamed throats, and provide instant action better than ready-made medicines. Money back if not pleased.

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